ABSTRACT
In “La Sangre Llama” [The Blood Calls], ancestors call for recognition and respond to the Latina poet’s question “Who am I?” with reference to the traumatic legacy of colonization: “You are the master and the slave.”
In “La Sangre Llama” [The Blood Calls], ancestors call for recognition and respond to the Latina poet’s question “Who am I?” with reference to the traumatic legacy of colonization: “You are the master and the slave.”